Voter Registration: Gunshots fly in at Sagnarigu center

Aisha Yakubu
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The recent events at the voters' registration center in Sagnarigu constituency, located in the Northern Region, have raised concerns and drawn attention to the ongoing political tensions in the area. The eruption of gunshots at the registration center has sparked a blame game between the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), with both parties accusing each other of orchestrating the disturbing incident.



According to reports, the gunfire broke out following a dispute over the arrival of individuals who intended to register for their voter cards. It is alleged that unidentified gunmen stormed the center and initiated the shooting, leading to a chaotic and dangerous situation for all present.


Abdallah A. Baba, the Northern Regional Organizer for the NDC, has pointed fingers at the NPP, claiming that armed men associated with the party emerged from nearby bushes and instigated the violence. Baba further alleged that there was prior planning by NPP executives to disrupt the registration process, adding fuel to the already tense situation.


In response, Alhaji Musah Fuseini Dangoomah, the NPP Chairman for the Sagnarigu constituency, vehemently denied these accusations. He asserted that it was actually individuals linked to the NDC who were responsible for the gunfire and emphasized the NPP's commitment to a peaceful registration process. Dangoomah emphasized that the allegations against the NPP are baseless and urged for a fair and thorough investigation into the incident.


It is evident that both the NPP and NDC are deeply entrenched in their respective positions regarding this unsettling event. The conflicting accounts and mutual accusations only serve to exacerbate an already volatile situation. In light of these events, it is imperative that authorities conduct a comprehensive investigation to identify and apprehend those responsible for instigating violence at the registration center.


The safety and security of all citizens, as well as the integrity of the electoral process, must be upheld without compromise. Both political parties should prioritize cooperation with law enforcement agencies to ensure that such incidents do not recur and to foster an environment conducive to peaceful and fair democratic participation.


As concerned citizens and stakeholders closely monitor developments in Sagnarigu constituency, it is essential that all parties involved exercise restraint, uphold the rule of law, and work towards de-escalating tensions for the greater good of the community. The upcoming electoral process should be characterized by civility, respect for differing opinions, and a commitment to peaceful coexistence.



-source Adomonline | curated by Aisha Yakubu | GhanaCrimes

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